Divorce Paralegal In Bellflower, CA Bellflower CA Divorce Service

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Divorce Paralegal In Bellflower, CA Bellflower CA Divorce Service

We’re talking to our friends in Bellflower California today.

I just want to let those of you know who live in Bellflower, California that we are a licensed and bonded Legal Document Preparation Firm and that we specializes only in Divorce.

So what that means essentially is we are a Divorce Paralegal Firm that can help you with your Divorce in Bellflower for an affordable price.

And I wanted to just let you know a little bit of what we can do for you in any event that you’re going through a Divorce.

And I imagine since you’re watching this video that Divorce maybe on your mind.

So if you live in Bellflower, let me tell you a little bit what we do for you.

As a full service Divorce Paralegal Firm we specialize only in Divorce.

So what we do for you is everything from A to Z. From filling out your forms, taking them down to court and file them for you, serving them, doing all your financial disclosures and everything to do with your final agreements.

Your final agreements have to do with spousal support, child support if that applies, child custody, child visitation and spousal support.

We have all the court documents.

Everything a law firm has we have access to as far as the DissoMaster in calculating support figures, helping you come up with ideas for distributions of your assets and debts, and to coming up with custody and visitations schedules.

All that, is wrapped up in to your Divorce case.

Now there are some limitations on what we do. We do not give legal advice.

We can certainly explain the process to you and procedure of Divorce. But if you’re going through go to court and battle things out with your spouse, we’re probably not the right service.

But 90% of the cases that we go through California never need an attorney and the parties are never represented by lawyers.

So we have tons and tons of clients throughout California that come to us to prepare their Divorce cases for them.

And I just want to let our friends in Bellflower, California know that we are here to serve you. We will be happy to give you a free consultation.

You can call the number on the screen or simply go to Divorce661.com and you can see more about our pricing and what we can do for you to get you through your Divorce in Bellflower.

Tim Blankenship Divorce661.com, I’d be happy to give you a free consultation or go ahead and go to our website for more information.

And we’ll talk to you soon. Thanks for watching.

Nullity And Annulment Of California Marriage Or Divorce

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Nullity And Annulment Of California Marriage Or Divorce

Today, we’re talking about a question that we get quite a bit. And that is in regarding is in regards to doing a Nullity of your marriage in California.

And I just got done reading an article written by an attorney and a Divorce attorney and they went in to the reasons why you can qualify for a Nullity.

And one of the big misconceptions about Nullity is in general.

And what that was is the other is a misconception that people feel that if they have a Divorce that is short term maybe a month a week a few hours a few days even maybe three or four months that because it’s a short marriage that they can simply nullify the marriage and make it as if it never existed.

Now the court gives us at least in California gives us eight reasons why you can–I guess you could call it qualify for nullity where you’ll have to prove to the court to qualify for nullity.

And again you would have to prove for these things. But length of marriage is not one of the reasons why you can nullify your marriage.

One of the things that these attorney spoke about is that there was a reason court case with one of the Kardashian’s who what they apparently the husband was trying to nullify the marriage because there was only a three or four months long, and suggested that the only reason that she married him is for fame because of the TV show.

And that in that case they denied the nullity. And they had to go through a regular Divorce and get Divorce.

So right there you can see that just because they had a short term marriage is not a reason they would qualify for a nullity.

And you’ll most likely have to go through as or put it through as a Divorce case.

Now it’s always up to the court. You can always attempt to nullify your marriage.

If the court doesn’t find that there’s legal reason or cause or you don’t meet one of these eight reasons they will just transfer your case in to a Divorce case.

And then have you go through those motions as was the case with the Kardashian case.

So just keep that in mind as far as nullity is concerned, time of or link of marriage is not necessarily or is not at all a reason for nullity just by may what you may just hear on TV or in watching TV programs.

048 Would Marriage Counseling Help California Divorce Rates

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In this episode, we talk about whether or not you think marriage counseling would help your marriage and if it should be made mandatory either before marriage or when you are contemplating a divorce.

And I want to say in advance this is not something that I agree with. I just want to bring it up. I think it’s going to probably either take some people, sure at least it will take people.

It’s interesting we have different cultures throughout the country throughout the world who have obviously, very different ways of doing things.

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How Mediation Works During Divorce In California

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Live Broadcast Thursdays at 1 p.m. ( This Event Has Been Moved To Thursday, June 12, 2014)

In this live broadcast, we will be talking about divorce mediation, how it works, and the different types of divorce mediation services out there.  

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047: Does Fault Matter In California Divorce Case

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In this episode, we talk about the matter of fault and if fault has anything to do how you will fare in your divorce.

I just want to break that down a little bit. And then tell you about some of the things that we’ve seen with some of our clients. And you can decide what’s fair or if you agree with how the law works.

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How To Transfer House Ownership After Divorce

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How To Transfer House Ownership After Divorce

We specialize in providing affordable Divorce services in California.

And today, we’re talking about, how do you go about changing the title on your home either during Divorce or after Divorce.

So what we find happens in many cases is that one of a few things will happen.

One of the parties will keep the house. The parties may keep the house in both their names and not refinance or a third option is that you sell the property.

In cases where you want to buy one of the party’s out, when you go to refinance the property, you can drop your spouse from the title of the home.

But what happens when you can’t refinance? And you’re just going to keep the existing loan on the property, how can you get the other party off of title?

What you have to do is do what’s called a quick claim deed. And you would file that with the county that you reside in.

And you can drop the other spouse off the property.

Now one issue that we ran into recently, is the spouse that we were assisting was awarded the house. Both parties were on the home, on the title of the home.

And because the house was awarded to the one spouse they wanted to have the other person removed from the property.

So we sent her down to a company that deals with changes of titles and deals with deeds. And we had her go down to fill out the paperwork for a quick claim deed.

The problem then became is that the other spouse wouldn’t sign off on the paperwork, on the quick claim deed, quick claiming himself off the deed.

So that becomes a problem.

You have a court order indicating that the spouse, one of the spouses has been awarded the property. However, the spouse that it was not awarded to is refusing to sign off.

So what do you do?

What you can do in this, obviously, would depend on your particular county, is file a motion with the court asking the court to sign in place of the spouse since the judge gave the order regarding the house mean order to one of the parties.

You will ask the court or the judge to—the judge court’s clerk to sign in lieu of the other party, so, you can get that filed with the county.

And get the quick claim completed and drop the other spouse off the property.

So I hope that was helpful.

Would You Pay A Membership Fee To Access California Divorce Tutorials

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Would You Pay A Membership Fee To Access California Divorce Tutorials

Today, I wanted to ask a question. We have been considering all the way back up. We are full service divorce document preparation firm, so, we do everything from start to finish.

We fill out the forms, go to court, file and serve them. Deal with the court system for you, so you can go on with your life.

You don’t have to worry about the process or procedure. But we do have people on occasion that call us.

And I know there’s probably thousands of people or tons of thousands of people in California who don’t want to pay our fees to do and to take care of their divorce in a full service capacity but would like the information provided to them where they could do it with themselves.

Now we have start over 300 videos as of this video in providing information, tips and tricks and things on how to get forms done when it comes to California divorce.

But you have to search for it. And you got to look for it. And each time you’re not going to know what’s going to be next and the system and the process and how to do this.

So you have to do a lot of researching, go to various sites, even though we have tons of informations on our blog at Divorce661.com and videos on YouTube.

So we’re considering coming up with a membership style website where you could log in either pay a one time fee or a monthly fee for the period of time you’re using the membership site.

Essentially, what this would do is you can log in and we would have where our YouTube videos you’d have to search for them individually with the membership site, they would be explained in a way where you can just go step by step.

So step one fill out the filing forms with the video explaining how to fill out each and every form done on a Screen Share.

While you’re watching it you can be literally filling out the forms as we’re talking you through the paperwork.

So we’re just wondering if people would use that type of service.

Would you consider paying a monthly fee to have access to all the forms as far as video tutorials on each and every form where it’s so convenient that you don’t have to worry about searching around or going to the court website and printing that forms.

We will provide that everything in a membership site. So I’d love to hear some feedback from you.

You need help with your Divorce, give us a call, but please this video is just before we spend some money on providing additional service for folks going through Divorce on their own in California, we want to hear this video out there.

And see what kind of feedback we get if you would pay a monthly fee or a one time fee or any fee at all to have access to video tutorials in a systemized fashion of filling out the Divorce process on your own as opposed to using our full service Divorce.

Spousal Support Stipulations Need Specific Start Dates California Divorce

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Spousal Support Stipulations Need Specific Start Dates California Divorce

We’re talking more about Stipulations. And specifically we’re talking about spouses support stipulations, and child support stipulations.

In the past, when we will draft a Stipulation, we would use some none specific language as to when the amount of support will begin.

We would say the spousal support is due forth with which was basically means immediately and the courts were satisfied with that.

When we recently submitted a Stipulation to the court, and this was in Los Angeles County. And it was rejected because the court wanted some specific start dates.

And so that was just a change that we saw. We’ve never had that happened in years where they were not happy with the word forth with.

And they wanted us to specify a start date. And so when you’re doing Stipulation, if you’re going to enter a Stipulation for let’s say a spousal support or child support, in there you’re going to indicate a specific start date.

So we could say spousal support or child support is to begin April 1st. And then there’s some following language until further order with the court, etc.

So if you need help with the Stipulation for child support, of spousal support, I’d be happy to do that for you.

If you try to put something to put together, just make you have a specific start date to that support order.

046 Will Same Sex Marriages In California Create A Divorce Boom

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In this episode, we talk about whether or not all the new same sex marriages will ultimately end in more divorce cases.

I was talking to an attorney over the weekend. And he seems to think that there is going to be a boom when it comes to Gay Divorce. The reason being obviously is that we’re just–a lot of States have had the gay marriage going on for quite some time.

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045: How To File An Ex-Parte California Divorce Motion

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In this episode, we talk about the California divorce process and specifically how and when to file an Ex-Parte motion and what an Ex-Parte motion is and when you can use it during or after your divorce in California.

What I want to talk to you about is situation where we helped a client just yesterday and in to today get through a particular process known as what’s called a filing an Ex-Parte Notice.

And if you’ve been through a Divorce in the past you may or you may not know the process of doing this. If you haven’t I want to explain to you what it’s for and what you may need it for.

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